Quotes About Dreams

Ever new seemed this deathless city of vision, for here time has no power to tarnish or destroy.

He said that the geometry of the dream-place he saw was abnormal, non-Euclidean, and loathsomely redolent of spheres and dimensions apart from ours.

And because mere walls and windows must soon drive to madness a man who dreams and reads much

Podemos suponer que en la vida onírica, la materia y la vida, tal como se conocen tales cosas en la tierra, no resultan necesariamente constantes, y que el tiempo y el espacio no existen tal como lo entienden nuestros cuerpos de vigilia. a veces creo que la vida menos material es nuestra existencia real, y que nuestra vana estancia sobre este globo terráqueo resulta en sí misma un fenómeno secundario.

But most of the men of Teloth yawned, and some laughed and some went away to sleep; for Iranon told nothing useful, singing only his memories, his dreams, and his hopes.

And I would tell myself that the realm beyond the wall was not more lasting merely, but more lovely and radiant as well.

O quanto mais se afastava do mundo ao redor, mais exuberantes tornavam-se os sonhos;

Sometimes one feels that it would be merciful to tear down these houses, for they must often dream. It

Kuranes was not modern, and did not think like others who wrote. Whilst they strove to strip from life its embroidered robes of myth, and to shew in naked ugliness the foul thing that is reality, Kuranes sought for beauty alone.1 When truth and experience failed to reveal it, he sought it in fancy and illusion, and found it on his very doorstep, amid the nebulous memories of childhood tales and dreams.

Western farmers were individualists cheifly in their dreams.

The most remarkable thing about a man's dreams is that they will all come true; this has always been the case, though no one would care to admit it. And a peculiarity of man's behaviour is that he is not in the least surprised when his dreams come true; it is as if he expected nothing else. The goal to be reached and the determination to reach it are brother and sister, and slumber in the same heart.

There are few things that fill the soul of man with greater disappointment than to wake up when everybody else is asleep, especially if it happens to be really early in the morning. Not before one is awake does one realize how far one's dreams have transcended reality.

The most remarkable thing about man's dreams is that they all come true; this has always been the case, though no one would care to admit it. And a peculiarity of man's behaviour is that he is not in the least surprised when his dreams do come true; it is as if he had always expected nothing else. The goal to be reached and the determination to reach it are brother and sister, and slumber both in the same heart.

Write your own fairytale. . .

At times Ren felt like he was reading fragments of his own dreams, reassembled into words that pulled at his heart, as if there were a string tied somewhere inside his chest that ran down into the book and attached itself to the characters, drawing him through the pages.

I will fly to those royal birds

child, looking through bubbles into the future; now those bright bubbles were all behind him. Once more he had

Hans Christian Andersen

Eines Nachts, als sie in ihrem hübschen Bettchen lag, kam durch das Fenster, in dem eine Scheibe zerbrochen war, eine häßliche Kröte hereingehüpft; sie hüpfte gerade auf den Tisch hernieder, wo Däumelieschen lag und unter dem roten Rosenblatte schlief.

Los cuentos son para dormir a los niños y despertar a los adultos.

Hans Christian Andersen

Life itself is the most wonderful fairytale

Hans Christian Andersen

Hans Christian Andersen